Today marks the first day of spring. It’s the perfect time to transition from winter cozy to spring bloom. I’m always motivated to make small yet impactful interior changes to my surroundings that mirror the season of the moment and that bring me so much joy. Here are four simple ways to enjoy springtime in your home simply …
I love this time of year. It’s a transition from the hottest time of year where everything is blooming and lush to cooler/crisp air and leaves changing from green to yellow, orange, red or brown. We move away from summer brightness to autumnal richness. This post is all about how to easily transition from summer …
To be honest, I don’t enjoy picnics. Sitting on a grass-covered blanket with flying gnats and mosquitoes and other bugs like ants crawling around is not my ideal way to enjoy food and drinks, no matter how good the company. Thankfully, I don’t receive a lot of picnic invitations, but I do enjoy a good garden party …
Fragrant Calla Lily, Oriental Lily, Larkspur, Daisy, Ecuador Rose, Scabiosa, Snapdragon, Hypericum, Eryngium, and Hebbe Morado. These are all flowers that I wish were blooming in my home garden or greenhouse. Thankfully, they’re all available – perfectly curated and arranged for delivery – from FieldBouquet. I’m a city dweller. I have lived in the heart …
If you could design your own ideal garden, what would be the most essential elements to include? We live in a city condo where we enjoy convenient amenities, but sacrifice having our own garden. I often think about if we had a garden, and I ask myself what would we grow and what would it …
For me, springtime is a wonderful season to embrace new beginnings for beauty and growth. I love transitioning our home from the shadows of winter into the glorious rays of spring. Each season has its beauty, holidays, and occasions, but there’s something so unique and delicate about spring. Whether it’s more sunshine, birds chirping, or …
It’s hard imagining, let alone experiencing our current world pandemic. Never in my lifetime would I have thought self-isolation, social distancing, and lack of toilet paper and limited disinfectant supplies would be major challenges. It’s heartbreaking that people are sick or getting sick, brick and mortar small businesses that aren’t considered “essential” are forced to …